schools to be closed for at least a month

[Plank]

Misleading thread title :|

[Skajo]

In backing up my original post in this thread, which was by all means pointless, only year 11 and 13 should NOT want this to happen. You don't necesarily need A-Levels - only to get into Uni but you DO need GCSE's to get a job.

In all seriousness though, if the outbreak keeps going we'll all have it in 6 months.

[jackass]

In backing up my original post in this thread, which was by all means pointless, only year 11 and 13 should NOT want this to happen. You don't necessarily need A-Levels - only to get into Uni but you DO need GCSEs to get a job.

In all seriousness though, if the outbreak keeps going we'll all have it in 6 months.

Okay, well firstly, you're saying only year 11s and 13s should care? Well seeing as it's your own personal option to go into year 12, i'm pretty sure a lot of them will also be bothered, so I really don't know what you're on about there.

Another thing is, no, we definitely won't all have it in 6 months, and I can guarantee that.

[Skajo]

year 12 is piss, I can see why it is needed though: even if we finished out curriculum in 3 subjects about two months early which is why I figured it wouldn't matter AS MUCH.

Note, the operative words are AS MUCH. Obviously all kids should be in school because then I won't have to deal with them at work - but years 11 and 13 and MAYBE 12 IN MY OPINION are the only ones who should really be bothered.

I hope I cleared my opinion up.

[CHA!NGANG]

Not really bothered, as if it does happen our school will give us the work somehow anyway. Doubt it will happen for us though as our school has never shut before, except on one occasion . If my school shuts then it looses £84 000 a day so it tends not to shut.

[efq]

Not really bothered, as if it does happen our school will give us the work somehow anyway. Doubt it will happen for us though as our school has never shut before, except on one occasion . If my school shuts then it looses £84 000 a day so it tends not to shut.

why does it run on gold?

[CHA!NGANG]

Na that's the total amount the school takes per day on fees actually it's more like £70 000 I think. If it was shut for a month, they would loose 1 month worth of fees.

[jackass]

year 12 is piss, I can see why it is needed though: even if we finished out curriculum in 3 subjects about two months early which is why I figured it wouldn't matter AS MUCH.

Note, the operative words are AS MUCH. Obviously all kids should be in school because then I won't have to deal with them at work - but years 11 and 13 and MAYBE 12 IN MY OPINION are the only ones who should really be bothered.

I hope I cleared my opinion up.

Okay, that's made it a lot clearer now, thanks.